Torre mudéjar de las Campanas
Free-standing 1634 Mudejar tower, unique in the Valencian Community. Climbed on guided visits, with views over the Palancia valley.
The Mudejar Tower of the Bells stands free of the church in the centre of Jérica. It dates from 1634 and is considered the only free-standing Mudejar bell tower in the Valencian Community.
The tower
It is a square brick tower with an open belfry and a spire. Its exposed brick sets it apart from the stone of the old centre and the nearby castle. Its Mudejar brickwork contrasts with the stone of the old centre and the nearby castle.
What to see
The climb is by guided visit, with views over the Palancia corridor at the top. Below, continue to the castle and the Cruz Cubierta. Ask the town hall about climbing times.
- Climb with the guided visit and look over the Palancia from the top.
- Pair with Jérica castle, on the rocky ridge.
Frequently asked questions
Can you climb the tower?
Yes, by guided visit. Ask the town hall about times.
Why is it special?
It dates from 1634 and is considered the only free-standing Mudejar tower in the Valencian Community.
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